Qingcheng Mountain front mountain, back mountain, Fengqi Mountain and Zhaogong Mountain

Qingcheng Mountain Qianshan

Qingcheng Mountain Qianshan is the first mountain I climbed after coming to Chengdu. What impressed me most was the tall and thick nanmu at the mountain gate. There was a dark cave, and an emerald green snake swam past me on the cliff. It was summer, and there were many vendors selling ice powder and mountain cucumbers along the way. When I was tired, I had a cold and sweet ice cream. Ice powder, very comfortable. Later, I went up there again with my family in the winter of the past two years. The entrance to the scenic spot was renovated, but I was not impressed by anything else. There are many fairy mountains in Shu, and Qingcheng is more famous, but that's it. Tickets cost 90 yuan, which is a bit expensive.

The scenery at the back of Qingcheng Mountain

The scenery at the back of Qingcheng Mountain is more natural and diverse, with flowing springs, waterfalls, and mountain streams. , bamboo forest, rope bridge, from the foot of the mountain to both sides of the valley are basically farmhouses, densely packed with tea tables and card tables, and you can also go down to the stream and play in the water. Standard Chengdu casual weekend fun. Tickets are only 20 yuan, which is a good value for money for those of us who just want to cleanse our lungs and slide our legs.

Fengqi Mountain

Fengqi Mountain Kangdao is a free hiking trail. The mountain is gentle, and it is not easy to go up and down. Like other mountains that climb all the way up, the steps are wide and flat, and most of the way is shaded by green trees. In the middle, you will pass by a section of fields and villages, with homes on the roadside and vegetable gardens and chicken coops. It is very suitable for families of all ages to go on an outing on weekends. Along the way, you can find ice cream, ice powder, and various snacks such as wolf-toothed potatoes. You can eat while walking, and you can also buy some mountain products such as bamboo shoots and mushrooms. When you reach the top of the mountain, you can take a minibus down the mountain for a short distance. It's comfortable. After all, it's easy to go up the mountain but difficult to go down. A single trip up the mountain is already very tiring.

Zhaogong Mountain

I would like to express my sincere feelings: This is a wild mountain! The advanced version of hiking! Entering the mountain is a cobblestone road with ginkgo trees on both sides and some dilapidated wooden houses, most of which are no longer occupied. After walking not far, I saw a sign erected on the side of the road: Entering no man's land ahead, oh oh, get the head start! Then we started to really climb the mountain. The mountain road was paved using the natural terrain. The rocks were high and low, large and small, and it was very uncomfortable to walk on. The steep part was more than one meter high, and several foot sockets were carved out. , have to climb up! The road is still very narrow, so you have to avoid it when going up or down. There is also a relatively gentle road in the mountain. Some sections of the road at the top of the mountain do not even have stones, so wooden stakes are used as steps in the soil. The mountain is very high, and the woods on both sides are wild forests. We only walked halfway up the mountain and saw a dilapidated Zhaogong Temple, so we returned the same way. The rain in the mountains comes as soon as it comes, and the rain gets heavier as we go down the mountain. The rain water almost turns into a stream along the mountain road. I have a trekking pole in one hand and a bamboo pole in the other, walking hard in shallow depths. My father and his son are looking for a road that is not too muddy. If you run towards a tree for a few meters to hug it, then change to another tree, you will slip from time to time. By the time we reached the bottom of the mountain, it was completely dark, the cobblestones were slippery and difficult to walk on, and we were basically soaked. We didn’t have any supplies along the way. Fortunately, we carried some snacks on our backs and ate a bowl of omelette noodles at the farmhouse at the bottom of the mountain to warm us up. At this time, a few people came down from the mountain to look at their equipment: headlamps, ponchos, and two hiking poles! I have to say, we were careless! I am spoiled by those mature scenic spots.

?This mountain is more suitable for pure hiking, free of charge.